erasedhammer
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First Problem: When I brake, I can hear a whining sound and with hard braking the pedal starts vibrating a decent amount.
Second Problem: Recently I took off old goodyear tires and replaced them with BF Goodrich tires (same size, load range) to match my two front tires. I did keep the old 12 bolt rims on the new tires though (front two tires have the million bolt rims).
So I went on a small road trip, 60 miles round trip, no problems heading up, and none heading down. The vehicle did sit for two days in the weather half way into the trip. At the last half mile back to my house the back tires (I suspect the left) started vibrating a decent amount. I then started to investigate and got a chase car to see what was wrong, nothing looked off. Vibrating starts around 25 peaks at 35 and is almost gone at 45, any higher than that and its smooth as butter.
The second time I went out to investigate the problem I was heading down my driveway when the vibration was very violent and intermittent. Every couple revolutions of the tire there would be 1 or two violent gitters (only when under acceleration). When backing up at a decent speed and I let the vehicle return the idle I can hear a clicking sound coming from the tire (sounds like the wheel of fortune).
I am forced to resort to you guys now for help here, all my local shops have refused to work or even troubleshoot the vehicle and its various problems as they are "unequipped".
Second Problem: Recently I took off old goodyear tires and replaced them with BF Goodrich tires (same size, load range) to match my two front tires. I did keep the old 12 bolt rims on the new tires though (front two tires have the million bolt rims).
So I went on a small road trip, 60 miles round trip, no problems heading up, and none heading down. The vehicle did sit for two days in the weather half way into the trip. At the last half mile back to my house the back tires (I suspect the left) started vibrating a decent amount. I then started to investigate and got a chase car to see what was wrong, nothing looked off. Vibrating starts around 25 peaks at 35 and is almost gone at 45, any higher than that and its smooth as butter.
The second time I went out to investigate the problem I was heading down my driveway when the vibration was very violent and intermittent. Every couple revolutions of the tire there would be 1 or two violent gitters (only when under acceleration). When backing up at a decent speed and I let the vehicle return the idle I can hear a clicking sound coming from the tire (sounds like the wheel of fortune).
I am forced to resort to you guys now for help here, all my local shops have refused to work or even troubleshoot the vehicle and its various problems as they are "unequipped".
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